Sentence examples for two distinctive forms of from inspiring English sources

Cantor (2014, p. 11) proposed two distinctive forms of population displacement: those resulting from the "everyday activities" of criminal groups; and those resulting from the periodic violent disputes between them.

As early as the 1860s, Karl Ulrichs was publishing research that suggested men and women could not only be bisexual, but that there were two distinctive forms of bisexuality: conjunctive and disjunctive.

There are two distinctive forms of glanders, the acute form characterized by septicemia and pulmonary infection and the chronic form characterized by suppurative infection [ 4].

Sassafras has three distinctive forms of leaves, often on the same twig: three-lobed, two-lobed (or mitten-shaped), and entire.

On CT images, three distinctive forms of PIOF can be evaluated: Presence of fibrous tissue, usually in the niche of oval window, forming a so-called "peristapedial tent" (Fig. 18).

The biological significance for the presence of two distinctive, dominant forms of VP1 unique sequence is unknown.

Burnard and Garrigus argue that local political concerns, not emerging racial ideologies, explain the rise of distinctive forms of racism in these two societies.

There are other distinctive forms of art theft.

He does not deny that there are distinctive forms of Afro-American culture.

Several distinctive forms of Shanxi opera became popular under the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Those deaths created distinctive forms of grief: traumatized, uncomprehending, unrelentingly public.